The recall includes name brands such as Tylenol, Dove, Colgate, Vaseline, DayQuil and more.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration announced that Family Dollar initiated a voluntary recall of hundreds of products that were stored incorrectly.Family Dollar initiated a massive voluntary recall on July 21 of certain products that were stored incorrectly,. The recall applies to products sold at retail stores.
At the time of the recall, Family Dollar had not received any complaints from consumers or reports of illness. The recall does not apply to Delaware, Alaska or Hawaii, the FDA noted, as Family Dollar does not have any stores in the latter two states, and they determined that no stores in Delaware received any of the recalled products.
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